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batch-delete
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Command line utility to batch delete folders from Github, Dropbox or your file system.
Command line utility to delete folders from Github, Dropbox or your file system. The deletion is recursive and will be done in 1 operation (e.g 1 commit for github).
Supports Dropbox, Github, FTP, SFTP, Webdav, NextCloud, OwnCloud with oauth when available.
This is an efficient way to be clear data which is good for your online storage as well as for mother earth.
See also this tool to explore your cloud storage and detect which files and folders to start with
Road map
bd SERVICE FILE [OPTION]...
Possible values of the service
option (case insensitive):
description | Service |
---|---|
Dropbox | Dropbox |
local file system | fs |
FTP | FTP |
SFTP | SFTP |
Github | Github |
NextCloud/Owncloud (with webdav) | webdav |
Available options:
-t
test mode => will prompt which file/folder would be deletedInstall the npm package
$ npm install -g batch-delete
Delete the local Documents
folder
$ bd fs ~/Videos
Done.
Delete remote folders:
$ bd dropbox Photos
Done.
$ bd ftp www
Done.
$ bd github repo1/master/
Done.
$ npm i
Delete the test
folder in the current directory
$ node ./lib/ fs test
FAQs
Command line utility to batch delete folders from Github, Dropbox or your file system.
The npm package batch-delete receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, batch-delete popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that batch-delete demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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